INDEX. 



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Ficalbia mediolineata, at Accra, 16. 



Field Mouse, host of Dermacentor 

 venustus in Montana, 145. 



Fiji, insects injurious to man and 

 animals in, 111. 



Filaria, in the blood of antelopes 

 in Uganda, 31. 



Filaria ( Microfilaria) bancrofti, in- 

 festing man in Arabia, 61 ; carried 

 by mosquitos in Zanzibar, 123. 



Filaria loa, conveyed by Chrysops 

 in Nigeria, 99. 



Filariasis, conveyed by mosquitos, 

 46, 61, 122, 123, 160, 163 ; in 

 Arabia, 61 ; in California, 209 ; 

 legislation against, in Gilbert and 

 Ellice Islands, 128 ; in British 

 Guiana, 84 ; in French Guiana, 

 160; in Zanzibar, 46, 122, 123. 



Finlay a poicilia, in Queensland, 227. 



Fish, use of, against mosquito lar- 

 vae, 7, 25, 47, 48, 64, 70, 73, 111, 

 162, 163, 173, 217; Trematode 

 parasites of, in India, 130. 



Fish OH, in dressing against Chryso- 

 myia macellaria, 150 ; in repel- 

 lents for flies attacking cattle, 

 179, 186 ; against lice on horses, 

 45 ; against Oestrus ovis, 170. 



fisheri, Aedes. 



Five Day Fever (see Volhynian 

 Fever). 



Flagellates, plurality of species of, 

 infesting invertebrates, 34 ; plate- 

 cultures of, 54. 



flaviceps, Ghrysomyia (Pycnosoma). 



flavicosta. Anopheles. 



flavipes, Culex. 



flavus. Anopheles. 



Fleas, on man in Australia, 62 ; in 

 Brazil, 92 ; in Ecuador, 192 ; in 

 Japan, 194; infesting rats in 

 Malta, 43, 190 ; and rats in 

 Java, 36, 53, 54 ; new, from 

 Tunis, 28 ; on domestic animals 

 in U.S.A., 44, 143, 170, 183, 210 ; 

 and plague, 43, 114, 194, 219- 

 221 ; possible carriers of recur- 

 rent fever, 136 ; not experimen- 

 tally transmitting recurrent fever 

 in Venezuela, 216 ; not experi- 

 mentally conveying Spirochaeta 

 icterohaemorrhagiae, 165 ; effect 

 of heat on, 193 ; use of hydro- 

 cyanic acid against, 18 ; use of 

 tobacco against, 221 ; importance 

 of destroying, to prevent plague, 

 219, 220, 221. 

 fi,etcheri, Aedes. 



Florida, Culex spp. in, 87. 

 floridanus, Culex (Mochlostyrax). 

 fluviatilis. Aides. 



Fly-papers, formulae for, 178. 



Flying Fox (see Cynonycteris strain' 

 inea). 



folliculoruni, Demodex. 



fontinella, Cuterebra. ^ 



forceps, Scutigera. ^ 



Forest Fly (see Hippobosca equina). 



Formaldehyde, ineffective against 

 bed-bugs, 240. 



Formalin, in baits for house-flies, 

 41, 177 ; spraying with, against 

 mosquitos, 117 ; not arresting 

 oxidation in arsenical dips, 132. 



Formosa, mosquitos and malaria in, 

 21, 50, 174. 



fossarum, Gerris. 



fossuni, Atublyomma. 



Fowl Tick (see Argas persicus). 



Fowls, parasites of. in Australia, 

 74; parasites of, in Fiji, 111; 

 parasites of, in U.S.A., 14, 65, 

 142 ; not experimentally infected 

 with recun'ent fever in Venezuela, 

 216; bed-bugs attacking, 159; 

 mites attacking, 111, 146, 147. 



France, malaria and mosquitos 

 in, 11, 23, 24, 34, 70, 82, 140, 

 190, 206, 230-235; locally 

 acquired cases of malaria in, 11, 

 34, 70, 140 ; new parasites of 

 Anopheline larvae in, 79, 135 ; 

 Culicoides and Simulium of, 113 ; 

 Onchocerca bovis infesting cattle 

 in, 29 ; measures against mange 

 infesting horses in, 36. 



French Guiana, mosquitos and 

 malaria in, 13, 104, 160 ; Hylesia 

 causing dermatosis in, 106 ; 

 Oestrinae from, 129 ; new try- 

 panosomes infesting monkeys in, 

 93. 



Freyana chanayi, on turkeys in 

 U.S.A., 14. 



Frogs, bed-bugs feeding on, 159. 



frontalis, Silvius. 



fulgens, Ochlerotatus. 



fuliginosus. Anopheles. 



fulvaster, Chrysops. 



Fumigation, of houses, 18, 61 ; of 

 ships, 20, 60, 153. 



fionebris, Cuterebra ; Drosophila. 



funera, Skusea. 



fanesti(,s. Anopheles. 



fmiicola, Siphonella. 



Fusari'um, infesting larvae of Stego- 

 viyia fasciata at Accra, 16. 



fasca, Cyathoniyia ; Glossina. 



fasciapex, Chrysops. 



fuscofasciatus, Tabanus. 



fuscus, Aedes (see A. cinereus). 



G. 



gallinacea, Echidnophaga (Sarco- 



psylla). 

 gallinae, G iiemidocoptes ; Dermanys- 



sus : Goniocotes. 



